Small sushi spot offers an intimate vibe with fresh fish and beautifully crafted sushi. The 12-course omakase features unique flavors and generous portions under $100. Enjoy complimentary sake and BYOB for an authentic New York experience.
A 12-course omakase offers unique flavor combinations and generous portions at a price under $100. This omakase stands out for its thoughtful pieces that differ from typical offerings.
"The omakase here is stunning and worth every penny."
"The flavor combinations here are so unique and inspired."
"The omakase here was beyond my expectations."
Good to know
Reservations are necessary because they only soft opened.
The last seating is at 10 PM.
The price of the omakase is worth it at $68.
Japanese restaurant offers an intimate, quiet upscale ambiance with minimal design. Omakase features super fresh fish from Japan, including baby yellowtail and snapper. Guests enjoy the chef counter to watch food preparation in a cozy setting.
Omakase offers super fresh ingredients with fish sourced from Japan. The menu features finest sashimi selections like baby yellowtail, snapper, sea bream, and sea perch at a reasonable price.
Good to know
Reservations are required to secure a spot, especially during peak hours.
The omakase costs $110 for approximately 15 courses, offering great value.
There is a chef special every day that can be added to your meal.
Minimalist design and intimate space create a serene vibe. Chefs engage diners, making the omakase feel personal and lively. Sushi quality rivals 3-star Michelin, with meticulous plating and excellent beverage choices.
Omakase here offers a unique and curated menu with quality that rivals 3-star Michelin spots. The sushi and beverage selections stand out for their unparalleled quality and value in the city.
Good to know
Reservations are hard to get, so book well in advance.
The omakase experience costs $125 per person.
Expect to spend around $400 for two people with drinks.
Intimate sushi bar offers an outstanding omakase with balanced flavors and great value. Cozy, authentic atmosphere invites both casual and formal diners. Excellent sake selection complements the meal perfectly.
Offers an outstanding omakase with excellent quality and technique. The meal balances shari and neta thoughtfully and provides good value for the price.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for the omakase experience, especially during peak times.
The total cost for two diners is approximately $425.
Lunch menu offers great value for money compared to dinner.
Small space with intimate bar seating offers a brisk but high-quality sushi experience. The 17-course omakase impresses with skilled chefs crafting each dish. One-hour limits create a rushed feel, yet lively chef celebrations add fun to the atmosphere.
Offers a 17-course omakase with fantastic sushi chefs preparing each dish. The lunch special includes 6 pieces of sushi and a handroll for $35, making it an affordable high-quality experience.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary to dine at this restaurant.
You have one hour to finish your meal, so be prepared.
The 12-course meal costs $65, while the 17-course meal is $100.
Open kitchen and minimalist Japanese design create a quiet atmosphere perfect for savoring exceptional omakase. House-made soy sauce and carefully paired sake enhance each dish. Cozy, elegant setting invites calm and focus on flavors.
Offers an excellent omakase tasting menu paired with gorgeous sake in an elegant and calming environment. The experience feels similar to kaiseki and includes a unique Uni Don lunch special.
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The white truffle event costs $700 per person with a forced 20% tip.
The Omakase costs $260 per person, excluding sake pairing.
The event takes about 3 hours to serve 9 courses.
Counter seating offers an intimate, cozy vibe with a serene ambiance. Lunch features a 9-course omakase balancing quality and value, while a 17-course option delivers an extensive, flavorful experience. Expect top-tier sushi with elegant, simple touches.
Lunch offers a 9-course omakase that balances quality and value well. A 17-course option also exists, providing a more extensive experience that feels worth the price.
Good to know
The 12-course Omakase is available for Saturday brunch.
A meal can easily run $200 per person.
There is a fee to use a credit card, with a 3% surcharge.
Small space with simple Japanese decor feels loud and crowded. Offers budget-friendly omakase with perfect portions for lunch. Known for exceptional sushi quality that draws focused diners.
Offers a budget-friendly omakase with a solid selection and good sushi quality. Portions in the Omakase Trust Me are a perfect amount of food for lunch or picnics.
Good to know
There are no reservations, so you have to go in and put your name down.
The wait for a table can easily reach 1 hour and 30 minutes, especially if you arrive around 10 PM.
The tip is included in the price at SUGARFISH.
Small space with minimalistic decor offers a calm, intimate vibe. Omakase features chef's choice sushi, blending new flavors but may feel overpriced to some. Semi-private wooden tables add a unique touch for groups seeking quiet dining.
The omakase offers new and wonderful sushi combinations with a chef's choice set. Some find it good value, while others see it as plain and overpriced compared to authentic omakase experiences.
Good to know
Reservations are required a few days in advance due to high demand.
The restaurant is not wheelchair accessible; it has steps leading down.
Expect to pay around $150 per person for a full dining experience.